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SACC Congratulates new Cape Town Archbishop-elect
SACC congratulates Archbishop-elect Sipuka on Cape Town appointment by Pope Leo XIV, praising his reconciliation commitment and leadership.
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Dozens of families relocated after sewage pipe burst in Makhaza
The relocation of flood victims from Lansdowne Road Informal Settlement also known as LR in Makhaza is ongoing.
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Police strike hard: five arrested in Kraaifontein crime crackdown
A coordinated police operation dealt a significant blow to criminal networks across Kraaifontein near Cape town on Sunday, as Operation Lockdown III officers executed extensive raids throughout the area.
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Survey reveals that 95% of parents face financial strain during back-to-school season
As families prepare for the 2026 academic year, 1Life Insurance’s annual Back-to-School Survey reveals that stress and financial pressures remain a major concern for parents, despite encouraging signs of progress…
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Community accused man of cable theft before fatal mob attack
25-year-old man dies in mob justice attack in Thabong, Welkom over alleged copper cable theft. Police condemn vigilantism, seek witnesses.
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Social media becomes hunting ground for human traffickers in South Africa
SA faces increasing online dangers, with criminals exploiting technology for digital human trafficking, particularly among vulnerable rural communities.
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Animals rescued as devastating fire displaces 5 500 Dunoon residents
SPCA emergency teams rescue injured animals after devastating Dunoon fire displaces 5 500 residents. Cats treated for burns as recovery begins.
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Australia confirms first bushfire death, Argentina battles major blaze
Australia reports first bushfire death as fires destroy 300+ buildings. Argentina evacuates 3000 from Patagonia blaze. South Africa battles local fires.
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Ethiopia begins construction of Africa’s biggest airport
Ethiopia begins construction of Africa’s biggest airport in Bishoftu. The $12.7 billion project will handle 110 million passengers annually.
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Police seize R350m worth of counterfeit goods in December raids
Police seize counterfeit goods worth R350m across SA provinces in December, confiscating 600 000 items and arresting 33 suspects.
